"London Battlefield" is a solo show of Mera after the sea! At the four ends of the black cross stood three men and one woman. As they approached each other, they all walked towards the center of darkness. There is no doubt that the most eye-catching piece of this film is the female charm of Mera Amber Heard, the constant switching of angel and devil identities throughout the whole process, and the display of various types of temptations. It is better to say that this is a movie. It's more like Amber Heard's personal photo MV. This is a very simple story. The starting point of all conflicts stems from the most primitive hormonal secretion. Although the director adopts an inline structure of the author and characters similar to "Outstanding Citizen", plus the philosophical language that is constantly interspersed throughout the process, These don't add to the complexity of the story itself, but rather clutter the work. With an alternate apocalyptic background, simple and rude human desires, complex and ever-changing human nature, and a precarious creative crisis, what exactly is the director's focus of expression? Anyway, I didn't see it. 3 points. Ps: Johnny Depp and Amber Heard, the ex-husband and wife, seem to have used this work to reinterpret the domestic violence and divorce that had been so much trouble before!
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